Manuscripts
Letters on California lemon tariffs
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Tariff Schedule. Publications, 1921
Visual Materials
Consists of: "Tariff Schedule G ... Brief of Facts Relating to the Citrus Industry in California Presented to the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives by the California Citrus League" (January 21, 1921) "Tariff Schedule 1 Chemicals, Oils and Paints ... Brief of Facts Relating to the Products of the Lemon Industry Presented to the Finance Committee, United States Senate / Upland Lemon Growers Association ..." (August 15, 1921) "Tariff Schedule 1 Chemicals, Oils and Paints ... Brief of Facts Relating to the By-Products of the Citrus Industry Presented to the Finance Committee, United States Senate by the California Citrus League" (August 1921)
photCL 290, photOV 10750-10758
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Lemon Handling California
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Small volume containing pages with text, charts, and tables, often related to blue mold decay, followed by 12 photographs related to lemon production and handling in both Italy and California. Title from cover. With typescript title page: "Field Investigation in Pomology, W.A. Taylor, Pomologist in Charge. Fruit Transportation and Storage Investigations, A. V. Stubenrauch, Expert in Charge ..."
photCL 290, photOV 10750-10758
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Southern California agricultural materials
Manuscripts
Reports and printed materials related to agriculture and livestock in Southern California from 1942 to 1943. Includes a report by Teague entitled "The Problem of Lemon Tree Deterioration on Ventura County Soils" (August 5, 1942), the text of Teague's opening talk for the Limoneira Directors' Field Day (June 14, 1943), a letter and copy of a report from the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives on the need for maximum production of food crops and livestock partially due to the impact of World War II (May 10, 1943), and several printed materials relating to agriculture and farming (1943).
mssHM 73073-73076
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A survey of citrus orchards in Southern California
Manuscripts
R.S. Woglum's report on California citrus orchards and the impact of the aphytis pest. Describes cities and orchards throughout the San Gabriel Valley, records damage caused by citrus pests, and includes suggestions for possible fumigation techniques. Typed on printed cards.
mssHM 73981
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William Henry Harrison, headquarters Upper Sandusky, Ohio, letter to Major General Green Clay, Camp Meigs :
Manuscripts
Harrison sends an update of troop actions and his location during the War of 1812; will send update on his intentions.
mssHM 23003
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Lindley Bynum collection of reminiscences of life in 19th century southern California
Manuscripts
These five reminiscences, which were collected by Lindley Bynum, were written by individuals who came to southern California in the second half of the 19th century. They all lived in Los Angeles County, more specifically Pomona, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Pasadena, and San Gabriel. The five authors discuss life in early California including their social lives and education, their interaction with the Gabrielino Indians, the citrus industry, agriculture, farming and irrigation. California pioneers Abbott Kinney and William Wolfskill are mentioned.
mssHM 68462-68466